Attraction motivations, such as being attracted to a woman with larger hips, look at attractiveness from a ______ perspective.
A. social normative
B. cultural expectation
C. biological
D. sexist
Answer: C
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Piaget emphasized the role of cultural factors in his theory of cognitive development. 2. Vygotsky considered language and numerical systems as cultural tools that influenced cognitive development. 3. The language spoken by children's families impacts their ability to count beyond the number 10. 4. If an adult model closes her eyes and turns her head in the direction of an object, a 3-month-old infant seated across from the model probably will look at the object. 5. An 18-month-old infant can recognize and imitate the intended behaviour of an adult model.
Upon his retirement, Charles is slightly more likely to move to Charlottetown, PEI, Halifax, Nova Scotia, illustrating the phenomenon of:
A) narcissism. B) implicit egotism. C) self-verification. D) the self-serving bias.
Infants with a(n) ____ style of attachment are likely to construct positive working models of themselves and negative working models of others
a. disorganized/disoriented b. resistant c. avoidant d. secure
Decision-making groups are most likely to share unique information when
a. their task is simple. b. the leader is relationship-oriented. c. they know they are the only ones tasked with knowing diagnostic information. d. groups seek consensus.